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Answered by lohanisudi97
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Answer:

In physics, a force constant is another term for a spring constant, as defined by Hooke's law. ... The strength constant k is related to a system's rigidity (or stiffness), the greater the constant of force, the greater the restored force, and the stiffer the system. Newtons per metre (N/m) are units of k.

Answered by hamzamkh25
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Explanation:

In physics,force constant is also called spring constant presented by Hooke's law.It is a proportional constant,

F=-kx

F is the force ( restoring force)

X is displacement or extension of spring

k is the spring constant or force constant.

we can also neglect negative sign in some cases where we are concerned with magnitude only

so

F= kx

k=F/X

force constant is defined as The force required to apply to produce unit displacement ( extension or compression)

The force constant is 1 k when a force of 1 Newtown produces displacement of 1 meter

Hope so this will be enough

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